This man is annoyed by a boy's incessant praising of a joree, which he deems the most beautiful bird, so he clips its wings. He speaks about crawfishes that escape from a flood by digging into the earth, as well as about a cow that rams her horns into a persimmon tree which gets stuck. This character's Christmas song is partly addressed to Mr. Killdee and Mr. Whipperwill, while another of his musical works has the refrain "Hey O! Hi O! Up'n Down de Bango!" The stories in The Conjure Woman are told by Julius, who is based off of this character. In a different work he speaks about a lump of (*) tar dressed as a doll, wh
This man is annoyed by a boy's incessant praising of a joree, which he deems the most beautiful bird, so he clips its wings. He speaks about crawfishes that escape from a flood by digging into the earth, as well as about a cow that rams her horns into a persimmon tree which gets stuck. This character's Christmas song is partly addressed to Mr. Killdee and Mr. Whipperwill, while another of his musical works has the refrain "Hey O! Hi O! Up'n Down de Bango!" The stories in The Conjure Woman are told by Julius, who is based off of this character. In a different work he speaks about a lump of (*) tar dressed as a doll, which prompts another character to punch it. For 10 points, name this title character that is the subject of a book subtitled "His Songs and Sayings" a character that would tell tales about Mister Fox and Brer Rabbit in the works of Joel Chandler Harris. [Ike]
This man is annoyed by a boy's incessant praising of a joree, which he deems the most beautiful bird, so he clips its wings.
{Uncle Remus}